Transportation agencies and their stakeholders frequently turn to the Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) for quality research, training, and information exchange related to improving transportation infrastructure while preserving the integrity of the natural and built environment.
Since its establishment in 1991, CTE has helped decision-makers and practitioners of diverse interests collaborate successfully on some of the most challenging technical and policy issues facing the profession.
Within the academic community, CTE has developed new opportunities for research among multi-disciplinary teams of faculty and graduate students, and has helped to cultivate the next generation of transportation and environmental professionals.
CTE, a national university transportation center, is funded in part
by the U.S. Department
of Transportation and the North
Carolina Department of Transportation.
CTE is located in the offices
of the Institute for
Transportation Research and Education on North
Carolina State University's Centennial Campus. The center reports
to the Vice Chancellor for Research
and Graduate Studies.
Annual Report
The Center for Transportation and the Environment 2007-2008 Annual Report addresses funding, management, and CTE activities. The full report is available in PDF format (PDF: 3.48MB/20pp).
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